Week Calendar

During the fourth week of October, visit the Reserve Branch MakerSpace to learn how to use the Edison Robots. These robots provide educational opportunities in coding to kids and teens of all skill levels.

During the fourth week of October, visit the Reserve Branch MakerSpace to learn how to use the Edison Robots. These robots provide educational opportunities in coding to kids and teens of all skill levels.

During the fourth week of October, visit the Reserve Branch MakerSpace to learn how to use the Edison Robots. These robots provide educational opportunities in coding to kids and teens of all skill levels.

During the fourth week of October, visit the Reserve Branch MakerSpace to learn how to use the Edison Robots. These robots provide educational opportunities in coding to kids and teens of all skill levels.

If you want to stimulate your young one’s mind, join Ms. Trina for our weekly program at the new Leroy D. Williams Memorial Library in Reserve.

Louisiana irises make a vibrant part of our natural environment and are beautiful in our landscapes. But do you know much about them? Which species to they comprise? How have they been hybrid-ized? How can I propagate them for my yard?

If you want to stimulate your young one’s mind, join Ms. Trina for our weekly program at the LaPlace Branch of the Norris J. Millet, Sr. Library.

Join us for a fun time of stories, songs and dance while developing pre-reading skills. This storytime is designed for active, adventurous, wiggly toddlers from 12 months through 2 years.

Join us for Weekly Storytime in the Little Orange Corner at the Frazee-Harris Memorial Library in Garyville. Little ones and their caregivers can come on Thursdays at 10:30 AM. Can't make it?

You have planted all of your root vegetables and lettuce, now what?  Well go ahead a plant again! If you haven’t ever tried succession planting now is the time to learn how!

Adults who want to improve their computer skills can visit the Frazee-Harris Memorial Library in Garyville.

Join the  Leroy D. Williams Memorial Library staff for beginner computer classes. Get help learning the basics and get answers to any other computer questions you may want to be answered. Pre-registration is required.

Every year, nearly 30 million Americans sit on a therapist’s couch—and some of these patients are therapists.

Adults who want to improve their computer skills can visit the Edgard Branch each Wednesday at 1 PM.

Join Dubi for a spooktacular Halloween show, featuring sing-alongs and family friendly fun. Meet & take pictures with Dubi after the show! Then use tasty treats and graham crackers to make a Haunted Gingerbread House!

During the fourth week of October, visit the Reserve Branch MakerSpace to learn how to use the Edison Robots. These robots provide educational opportunities in coding to kids and teens of all skill levels.

During the fourth week of October, visit the Reserve Branch MakerSpace to learn how to use the Edison Robots. These robots provide educational opportunities in coding to kids and teens of all skill levels.

Using plastic cups, markers, sharpies, and LED lights, make glowing jack-o-lanterns to decorate your house for Halloween!

Come to the Library for storytime! Join us as we entertain, amuse, and educate children with animated book reading. This program is for babies, toddlers, preschoolers, and their caregivers.

During the fourth week of October, visit the Reserve Branch MakerSpace to learn how to use the Edison Robots. These robots provide educational opportunities in coding to kids and teens of all skill levels.

Using plastic cups, markers, sharpies, and LED lights, make glowing jack-o-lanterns to decorate your house for Halloween!

This class is for English speakers beginning their journey into the Spanish language spoken in Latin America. In this class, we will use a library resource, Pronunciator, to follow lessons on basic vocabulary and phrases.

Using plastic cups, markers, sharpies, and LED lights, make glowing jack-o-lanterns to decorate your house for Halloween!

During the fourth week of October, visit the Reserve Branch MakerSpace to learn how to use the Edison Robots. These robots provide educational opportunities in coding to kids and teens of all skill levels.

Earn your high school diploma online for free through St. John the Baptist Parish Library! Gale Presents: Excel Adult High School offers an accredited high school diploma (not a GED) with free tuition for qualifying students.

Louisiana’s "Lawyers in Libraries" week of service is held annually during National Celebrate Pro Bono Week.

Join us for a book talk with Cheryl Wallace, author of "Building Faith in God's House of Prayer."

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Have you seen the viral busted/exploding canvas trend? Create a 3D effect by cutting parts of a canvas to reveal another canvas underneath. We're customizing this art project to complement your fall décor!

Learn about force and motion with STEM NOLA, a leading innovator in hands-on STEM education for students, families, and communities. 

With alligator season opening in late summer, what better time to learn about these mysterious beasts?

In partnership with New Orleans-based The New Neighbor Project, the St.

In this take on the thrifted ghost trend, we will turn ordinary landscape artwork into spooky spectacles by adding our own ghosts, bats, witches, black cats and other Halloween-inspired creatures.

Bring your own sweet potato or pumpkin pie to the Reserve Library's MakerSpace to engrave a Halloween design on it!

Are you among the many people who got pumpkin seeds from the library this summer and grew them at home? As promised, we're having our pumpkin judging in October.

Have you seen the viral busted/exploding canvas trend? Create a 3D effect by cutting parts of a canvas to reveal another canvas underneath. We're customizing this art project to complement your fall décor!